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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEr

II CN lNAL hAlLnOAD VI NEW .JEnNFVS
sVOT OF LIDEl.ix eInkk.T. NORTH bIvEK
Tine Table Of October IL, lSs7.
For PHILADELPHIA aad TRENTON anr..
Brook Itouse,' st Z. 7:3o. =. II = M 30 ~
Trans leaving a. :. TO u a. NJ, l 80, l. ssa
POttsyie etc., a. tor Lake H0patcou2, Esscyye
Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Reading HasrsS
burg etc. On Sunday for Easton -~~'~
7:30 . m. for Lake uopstcons, Easton. Bethiehs..
Allentown Mauch Chunk.
s 80 a. M for East0n, Bethlehem Allentown. MANI.
Chunk, Wikesbarre S,rant0n kadng, HzrrishuIa pcsS
VILE fausqus shsnokin. sunbury. Lswisbarg Wliisss
/ and I 80 D. n. for Easton, Bethlehem AIIsusov,
Mauch Chunk, Reading Hafrt,burg, etc.
346 D. M for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Nau.s
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, scranton, Tama2ua. Shanghai
80 p. m. for Lake Aopatcong. Laston. BethleAsu.
rs D. m for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Nam.
Chunk: MiIkestarre Reading. harrisburg ETC. % suSs
90. 10, ii rs a. m. 100, ! 90, 4: 80. snsnm.
Sundays Q 200, 90 u. for Red Bank, Long Branss
lAsbury PARK. Ocean Groyes except sundays), Fos,
I. Sis q M, ! 90. 4:ao p m. for LAKEWOOD.
$50 LIiIa 2. m for Beach Haven Atlantic City,
90, go s;iS. IL rs a m. 100. 30. 40. cas-
;oo ~ 8 90. U.s. IL rs II As o. m, 100. an
80, 80, 6:l5 p IA. Sundays 700, Q 100 m Ia
A'i'" NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier y. N. X
Al AS d. M for Highlands sea Bright, long Branch
Atlantic Highlands, Lakewood, Manchester, Tons RIVE,
Barnegat -
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COTTON MARKErs-nY rELE7RApI

LIVERPOOL Nov. 81 Infection rntures closed
steady Midlling clau.e November dsv.
erv 1861. buyers Ns-em6cr AMI December del very.
Ga buyers December ant January delivery l264d
January and February delivery. l26i ouyers
March delivery 1854 huyer.: March sat
Arrl delivery 464d. BUYERS: Apr AMI Nav delivery.
1854 buvcrs MAY aud luns delivery lSG4d. buyer.
June aud July fe'lvery 20 6td. huycrs.
G,LNrsIuN. Sow. lotion quiet. Nddins 9is Low
II .. Cool OrilnArr - net AMI ern~' "a
bales. rrunrts cOIsty.e 80 bales sales
..-1- bales. sock. - f02 hsle.
SorrofK Nov 3 Cotton Midrv 5ld: net AMI
gross rcccpi t2j bales exports 'oa't"sc. s6 bales
sale. - o., bales stOrk. 40.hi+ bte'
SAVANNAH. Nov 3-Cou)n guet Midfling q; Lew Mid
ding 30 ii Ordinary. ~, not receipts H.5' hales
gj1S bales sales 500 bales stock. lI9ll
Oaie-.
NEw-ORLRLNs, Nov. S.--Cotnu quiet Miidlinx. 2 =;
Low Niflug. - Good Orlin1ry. -. net receipts
so93 bsc. receipts. 1878 bales sales 400
bales stock. 20 29j bales.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUk.TRACk TRUNK LINE

y" G 1s CENTRAL DEPOT
ana ISe'1 n IA, wsnssa EIST. A@s
Albany Troy and syracuse also TO Montreal 81
800 a. m. tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED compos.a
exclusively Of Buffet smc.ins CAT dlnss car
Buffalo Erie Cleveland aud Toledo. arriving Chicago "a
1880 a. H. chicago Express, drawngroOm cars to Can.
iisc a. M. Western New.York and Northern EXPIRES.
sso M Albany TROY and Utica special. with drawing.
room cars Albany aud Troy Connects At Troy sara
'o s4 U' m' Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Fs. . o4 a9sa f iad Ba u Esp
ledo DerO and chicago Dipingcar \sTior1 Albany
PatIs6ars aud Montreal VIA REFUSES Point and Sc
% spses t sleeper asss H. Bu
tao 9;?6a m. and Cleveland l2i5 p m next eay -
Geneva pc an kochcster BanaIc S,asafs Fs
Watertowa via Utica daily eIc,p, SATURDAY.
Il:l5 p M Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
for aaog Lake George aud for the North except saar
fic.ct. and .pacs in drawing and slsepInsc,nm
sale at Grand Central Depot, .l3 755 and 92 way
Not, t1Hk aven ston issrS NevYeEs s5 w.sasss
and 100 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 10 Fourhst, Williams
wescotr. Express call baggage from hotels
Run daily others daily. except sunday. stop at Moth
Hav en- S I1fl@. St3Sth''O HENRY NoyErr
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
AL,ANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal1
every Week DAY a. y %. fron Pier ii N T.. iOos Il
Ere Oh, received until the hour Of departure.
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
l. BOSTON So for Firstclsss Limited Tickets
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
steamer. PILGRIM AMI BRISTOL leave Pier 2s ~ r.
Connection 6y Annex boat from Brooklyn CITY -
faiI River leave Boston week dAy, at 6p sundays
An orchestra on each steamer ,,au.,sr an,
ticket Offices at Office on Pier 2s. aud On 'teanefa
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LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH

BuFPALo Nov. 3.-Cdnte-Receipts last "a hours wors
900 heac. for week TINS far 1857 hsai Ssho "n
last 1899 head. Consigned through DO CARS O."
OF which Nsn.Y0rg none on sale r.-,..
She.p-Recepts "a hOurs 300 head Ieta ,o
week thus tar 81 head For time last week 20 ~
20 cars market dull aud unsettled; Me ~ IN 20
sheen 20; Canadian Lambs stronger ioau'
here O which . sold at So 80 90 No., o..
Hogs-ReceiDta "a hours 7.S4U neal iotai
week $40 For time last week 49,
head Consigned through 81 cars Of which to New
cars sale prices decliaed 5G l0c Mixed Figs ana
Light Workers. 81 359i 1855 Selected YorCers - 20
50; Selected Medium weights 81 65a41s Coarse mtsa
Heavy Ends S. U0aSJ 49, Stays So OOd3Zo; inSrAc'
closet duh, left -, n.....,
CHICAGO, Union STOCK Yards New. 3-The Dropers
journal reports: attte-RecsDts 5000 head ShsMost
head market Shipping Steers - ~ 20 ~
Seckers Feeders ST. 80 a. 90: Cows Bulls anu
So 49, Texans 81 BOA 81 30 Western HANGERS - ~
So 60 --o. ....
Hoqs- Receipts 81. 900 head shpnents 500 hsaa:
market Hongh and Mixed 81 1881 2 racing
and Shipping So 30os4 %. Light 81 2OG4 81 oKip'
s32564 -. o,. ,,..
Sheep Receipt. 900 head Shipments 0o0 head Market
higher Natives 81 I5d 50 90 western % -
a 6J Texans 81 20 932 %: Lambs ri a s. 90 49,, Gil.
= Nov 3-Cdtne-ltecelUts 2bOD neat onlD
200 head steady Choice HEAVY Natvo
Steers - lO6S4 Cool SO 10a "a 20; Bucaes
Medium Choice 81 600 IS CO. hangers, common
to Gssd cOrn,ed So OOd 50 80. ~ $4,000.
HOGS-Rsccpts $500 head Shipments 500 hea, n1Ikes
active and lower Choice Heavy AMI Sutcn
Selection. 81 4Od4 go Packing and Workers Medium
Choice s. 0j 81 40 Pigs. Common 10 COCA - ooS
81 10 ., ,,,..
Sheep-Recepts 800 head. Shipments POO head Market
firm. Fai- 10 Fancy So lOGs4 co. LAMPS % o'~
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ERIE sRAILwAY.-Through trains leave
s..r local trains leave 3'''' fro" 10 10 minutes
ga M Week day. $50 sun.av. Day E,pre., Buffet Draw
room Coaches to tlmlta, Horuellsyile Bhuas Pun
man Sleeping zach from llornesvlle to IiLclnnati m
man OF DIV .nd Ganet slcoons Coacle; to Mead
WHO. lr,ra9d. cincinnati. Chicago ant st. Louis No
q p n.y. nsiiy buSt!S 0Sl.r2 Limited Pullman sleep
BaG4Io. NIAGARA Fails. Hamilton and Toronto.
Sleeping Cosc6c, Blushamton Eln,ira Rochester
.Sa as r 1aa 'n .T So. 2o 80 10
a. @ . noon rs , $50 10 5iO $50. $50 $40
$ss s5S 1925 aSsa % to9 %5S % SOC
M 90 "%9 1Ta asd r1ii SO
Patterson, week dsy' st5 7?o 90 o. 10 soA M i2SS
sss, ssn 10 s4S G J 1872 doSs no.
Newa 1"1 rir'g,Ca via @ 20 sex 20 20 s. 60
"a 81 ~ ." and N" II mid S IT, suadT'
sua,r% S S s;S "a 49, 70 80 a. ~ 80
night sundays, 545. $50 lO3oa IN. I. $50 aud Il
New %rs AMI cornwall week aar. 80 m. $780, 4so,
-, $50 All sunday ~ S,"a M q; aud q p 9aus,.
co.%sa aaalsSG-S Port Js!,: p 10 10 80 n,
3i9 49, II so r. Hn"h,y' E and 1tcSwU
~ m to iav, - m M Go.,sn .n
19a ' week s' G.ys 5 50 p p' m '"'''
for passage and , M Hoo% a9
Ing transfer 6aysass he let at the company
onice. Nos 3l7 t0l III 9j7 BIoA way ~ West
gonsry Jersey city or at the tompanys stations
Express tram, from the est arrive In Newlork At 49,
1898 IN. AMI 1880 y. IN. -. ...... . .
II. II. SOt L.. GEM ME'r l. T. FARM Err I" T. Agt
A -RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Crarston'i
Nv est Point Cornwall Newbure. Marlborough Milton
sn 'p roS :P sa Roa
Steamers city OF Kingston and James Baldwin lrayc
s ssSs ss %S%d Gay when G OF Kingston
BOSTON via FALLRlVER LlNE.-ONLY 81
j for hrst-class limited tickets. REDUCTION 10 NEW
GRIM D..ISrOi. ALTERNATING leave Per - n r. foo
Murray st. At $50 M daily sundays INCLUDED Conncc
CITY at p IN. An ORCH ESTRA ON rACu SrEAMER
Tickets AMI slateIooms secured AZ principal transfer ind
ticket onices. office Oh Pier ~ amt on steamers
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamers Kaser,kiti AMI cstss lotvo Pier -. N H.
OF Jayst week lay 81 ~. cJhle;uas Win
Catskill Mountain and caro- Railroads
FAhE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
& lore LINE A Rail Route for Boston
- Newport and the tast Express leaves Grand 4enrA
So" A. s.s ,nc.s T'sd EAps;. essp SsIa sy,
leaves ct m daily except sunday. Palace rarlor ear
~ ST. epng cars 10 destination.
4 Lii FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNiNGrON LINE
inside Route for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE ant the EAST
only So To Boston. S, !Itb Progii.
Tho large ssmers Rhode I,lant AMI Mtsslchuetts iev,
now Pier 30 ~ L.. block above Caniist ~ 4;3o H.
duiY. except Sunday.
NJ hWICH IlN .-FavOritc inside Route
IN Fares reineed To Boston. 81 Worcester 81 So Nor
tn a. points East Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER CITY
or B)SroN an CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier ~ tol
rnmber toot OF wattss tnext pier above Dssbrossst
WY" 20. ". BRADY. AGt
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cspts Of Poultry lover 500 tons Of Dressed and y
of live Ponitry week. have depressed 'hs s'
krt Tor Veal as well all other kinds OF meat o. .,c
Dressei and Fed Calves arc selling ~ 70 NO
Fair 10 Prime Country Dressed Neas at "a ilc anu ~
Dressed at Be with Choice and Selected biihginb
lie in tie SLAUGHTER honsna. O soc
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were sS ca,s u ro;a
Ctr ami Ii cars at oVtnss
for 81 49, head against ~ 45I head ior inc
time week rho marsct Was very so''. WIN 'rooa
lust about anil Common weak and shade lD"cr '"
over half the offerings III boon sol ut late hour c
Ordinary Cool Sheep brought ~ 30 10 ~ W emnon
Choice Lambs - 50 81 q and 50 Culls sold Al - D" per
100 %. 60. ,..,,rv for
Prime Heavy Wethers. which would probably oring
Dressed Lambs selling at Sdvc and th0ice anu EAuA
carcasses g"as hi III as Cha lOc =, ..r. 81.
HOGs-Receipts 20 ears OF 1868 head-id carr
Jerssy civ and IL cars 4Ut.st Total for nve uy
3o64 2o546 head for the same time as 20
Market weak closing at l0d l5c lower owng "a
decline In prices Buffalo ami the West j. u smn 9
carload Of Ohio Hogs avrrarng li9 10 al - 30 70 - Hats
100 H. Dealers quote - So for Fair 10 Good 1.-Two os'
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
rrAn.leAvo from Chanbrrsst station week day, for
Englewo0 Tcnaav Clostcr Sparkill and Nylk $50 10,
~ 80. :. 10 30 p m. is midnis, ~ SUNDAYS 7:i0.
m. 4. m For Manuel. Sprng Valley.
Monsev and TAilmans week dAys $50 10 $50 a. m.
co. p "a p. m. satu days only sundays I? so
= y.
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DCNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and atler o. tDBtK NJ Iee"
GREAT TRUNK LINZ ou-

Train. ASD Il S.! IA. H2 sss t;..,
VII; s, rsgss r; ~:
ss5' ss.e;ssa L@l.t g? = js
w sssnps yei Losg ass ss NJ 'sep' s
FisosaS % sn SPP!s' 81 s % ~
e; SS.PSs a o. s. +
Snasay' a!S Il sgS 10 .sa d. South Limited wash
Sis' :,; $. SslSs' s; .s s
s: ~ 5nt.j "a 4 AZ u "a i 4, .!
oI ' ca. H- 9y cry 10 p M nv week @ss asy' days Saturday.
Long Btancn, bay Head Junction and nt ,g
10 ,da SpS Ga 5ad s 1%SSy IS m % AID
.s ssss S$''s u. s:y!s. .DBs s%ss
sd Of ay . 80 eouus. s sys all through rain.
jerey arcrdns speedy ana direct tr4stsi i0i
Il From si E',s'op FsS %sIs ss q q
b.!sm@rs 20 SO m. %, 3 90 81 g:
= 50 Z ;a' 7 g so rs &c. i,
$40. I. 70 50. 20 IS 70 IS m aud Y "a q
Ps3 5S a q g. So e % s. IS g 10 x Z
FOR pHILADEIrMiA: 49,. ,,.
r'Es i Tfs': fsFS =: sHSp "a 'sso s
kT'7d D ami ia's ' .aa aHA is;ensgss
S5 ss 50 2, aqd . S S and .1 So r
trans ."f .syas .%i 3 's's sqqaa
Reta R IL trains sase Broad Stree, hdepsa
ESQ 0 40 II and II IS M Limited t.xPfsss
with Dining Car. u and $50 p MD Il - 90
$50 IS 8 o;36 2 81 u y and 80 3 10.
30 40 a m - a. ) 30 q so Llnlied,. ) %.
Leave ihiadciphIs VIA camden. M. ani 80 Q. N!
TcSet orces $40 435 and e4l Broadway Astor
House Place and foot OF DesOr'sses ana cory
Iandt oourtst. and Brooklyn Annex station 100,
OF Fulton. St BroOklyn station. Jersey Cly th!sfAh
Ticket Ofice. Castle Garden. - -, $500. .....
The Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and resldences- , ,voon
General Manager. Genera Psss'r Agent
NEW YORK ONTARIO e. IVES TERN KY
Trans ie.Vs from 'e're' At West "a and '-''I -
town, taiIsbnrg Monticello Liberty, Walton, Dehis
Norwich tea Rome, oneida, Fulton. oswcgo Bunsos
Detroit, chicago. waikiki Valley points -, ,,,...
town Granville tasourg Monticello Liberty White
West ed b36 p m, Jsy-st., 3 10 p m, aaiiy tor
Mddleown talsourg Liberty Walton Norwich, Oneida,
Oswego, suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago. 81 Louis.
pullman seepngca oerihs reserved a. 800 Boadway'
Time tables. tickets. &C, POT, 307 94 l323 Broad
737 6thaye l34 East l25th St, 2Oi West l2otns
g., n. Y J. T. ANDERSON. q. Z. A..
Is Exchange place. y. Y.
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strongly supported and shown to consist with full
acceptance of the Divinity of Christ. Tho erudi-
ton and honesty OF the work are alike remarkable.
1t is well printed and contains many fair iliustra
tons besides plans and maps.
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sTArNrf

cssd Ordinary -... - 90 Low Mlthiag. g.
wih favorable accounts from tho Memphis Dis
trict the feeling tho option market steady one
o.ue represented decline OF ia points
near ana points remote months for the day sales
"a Qtu
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Jnsirnclion.


For Boys aui YoaaZ Msa-country.
BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. Long Island
~ l. cokTELYOG & linus Pnnei al,
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS:-At Mil
IL ford Parent, who are nni0rtunat: IN the man
sse epe br mi, school Address FRANK NJ HOWE, sup
II UiIILAND MILITARY ACADEMY:
"0''e'' q. r METCxEF A. NJ. Superintendent.
IRVING INSTITUTE, 1arrytOwn- on ilud-
Gssr: ms, viG. D.
ATT. BEACON ACADEMY,
nj - HKiiI~ON.HUDsoN " - ,
,.ec 1t home school. J. FRED SMITH. A. ", Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER Twenty h nuin year, c,cm.,,v
classc. Eneli.h col. THEo. HYATT President
XONKERS ON THE HUDSON.-A family
school desirable bows ,l' cong rem
lome for the first time especially sy s, su
Gents coached summer and winter TITO =. LElGhION
&tSON A YEAR FOR BDYS: -
II ." Medis (Pean) AcaiemJ
Both Sexes-Country.
DrNNINGTON N. j. SEMINARY.-Ladies'
mu.c Commercial normal laboratory Eynna,nm,
pe't rss,oai McCosl i9th year EXPENSES moderate
ny ii' I. HANLoN. ID. d.. President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK-ON-THE-
Ii Hudson fer ladies and rentlemen nnoeessi a, popn
for cstaegus W. II. BANISTER. A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous
NETWORK COOKING SCHOOL,
Cla..s, for aie. for Cooks Cases Tor work
ing Crl. Free for girls under - years OF age
Spectral Classes in all branches OF rah anu 9'A
For terms and further Information apply at the School
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I EuIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

e'v' foot Of Cortland and De-
S yS Ss 0 Fms Rog cS9 pas
and the Vest and priucfpAi Local points Chair car 70
D. m Tor Tunkhannock and intermedlate points chair
ear to I.ukhannocx Connection 10 Reading aud Harris
$40 p. m tor pi,,sOn and principal intermediate Fon"'
20 p. m Tor copay and intcrmedIa,c poLn.. Con.
9dss ana fs'.Ops , cGoc Ca. 70 f nss
and %': oi %eS sss e ys" points
meet TO- Al. points stSt$$ issiSs coal s'a.
50 m for M.uch Chunk hai!eton and in''fme'''''
for sop,ay and ,n,srmsd,as pGn' russ
and he West fSii%.a sleeper 70 6 h hySH,
Wnor S 4 :, Y 4. f L I \ AZ ,......
IRAN. leaSs Ies a. i sutton and Is min
'Gf !%% ssS S"TSH o5 H!s
syi.SSsc' nSrsie Sos9sssF. susprn.on Bdse Niagara
Sns.tca 70 ;ausS ss S g SSssy sS is
S e. s! e West ROM o. ccrp. Se~Or. sa
~ NJ % and g Is ps M 50 .sansoas Cornwall
t% sm MsSr' G :%S c'"sds s. Fast 0: oS SIS
r0f Hsan e . IS ar. % Niagara Falls. c.
'n' Say Ds'p 'S. Ss; sssS :"s s. IS .S1l'
e Ss' S S pS S,:'
,ysSs ss Sss esms S' e
Rowsy IL Park Place and West Shore stations 1901
Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Agrst
DN LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
- NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH ,,,.
Leave via Penn r. 80 D. N. ParlOr cars 20 Ball.
si:i; ;sS IS. .s.. 'is E
V'O NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION (gcoiS Ssss. ~ ~
Steamers e. "A. NUnrhAM And CON lINENrAL cs..
Peck slip Pier ~ Il H., III ami IL (sundys sr
cepiu,L connecting At New.uaven with special uMnss@
MEklbEN. HA6TFORD. sPRINGFIELD HOLtoaATS
&C. Through tickets soM An baggage cns;Ss. va DIV
way, New YORK. AMI ~ irt-sL. bro~Uh
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LIMA
a. Steamers CITY OF Troy and sAkAiOo" ssrur
DAY. g p. IN. for Try and ths North Sunusy, '
leuehes At Albany. 1roy excursion ucke'' - w
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACkiE. ..., ..a
II steamer KAArEusK LII ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY -
sa"r. ss . .,s s ;s:ss AZ.
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pau1iuy Aiaosmies.

ALLEN DODWOkTIl. No. 6Sl Fifth-ave.
~ CLASSES and private lessons for dancing viii com
SATURDAY. october - Send 2cent stamp for crcnar
giving all particulars
PANASE the Partisan sen.atou ~ last season fully
described ~ Alien DotwOrh jas. published W Gorion
son. No - East ltth-,t
DANCING. &c. compete nstrn 'tio1 book. by ALLEN
DODWOKrI published " Harper Brothers
4 LENANDER MACGREGOKS,
~ MIdsOuAvr. OF 59thL. private lessons AMI
classes IN dancing rrsumc, SIturisy. Oct. -
CARL MARWIG.
~ los WEST i5TH.ST
Composer Of artistic Dances anil Entcitanmens Classes
private lessons dancing commenced Pavsne
aud Cotillon by Carr M.rwlx. danced a. DAILY
Theatre
II H. RlNERS--I!r".hi"5 :, 5,;Cmy of Dane
-. ing l75 state-'t. corner of Couri,L Cas.e, and
private lessons send Tor circular.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
L Eaat 5jth'L blank nuiilngl 'lA'scs arc now form
frupcalus reception Tues
day. October H. send for circular.
CAUSES ACADEMY. Adelphi Hall. % i-St
and broadway day aui evening classes private lesson
All hours send for circular
WALTZ taught ranidlv private and class
w lessons C4rter's Dancing Academy. 50 Bib
Two large nails to let for entertainments. terms mo J.
crate.
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MISS GORDON'S English and French
Az Boarding ana Day School for Ysnnr Ladiea t.li3
Pupils prepared for csllogs Mss F. GORDON. Principal
Mrs W. h. HY DE. Associate Principal
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MISS BILLINGE'S HONE SCHOOL for
NI girls. Lake Molegan Westcheter County. New.YOrk
Spn OF
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WEST WAL NUT STREET BOARDING
w SCHOOf. for Young Ia Iiss aal little }rs sishti
year tsrns ire $40 10 k,lb Address Miss E.
TRAUrNANN. 4.30l wAlnutst. PhlAlsl2AlA PsaL
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X RAUS'S SEMINARY FOR KINDERGAR
IN Ten TEACHERS MODEL KINDERGARTEN
IL East 42ist keoDons Ocotbert
Prot. JOHN KLAUS and MIS- VI. kHACS.HOELTE.
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~ SNORT ftJNF+ - LDNDDN
NEW. YORK. -OUrHhMPTON AND BREMEN
- , u -. IpsIksl
fA~T EXPRESS srEAMNhS
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Ocean Sicamcro.

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University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Alb
~ Broadway. 4ll.st.: Stat voir. Primary. com
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LONE and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS.-Pri-
j mary, intermediate. Classical English Music. Pupil
admitted TO Vaslr Wellesley smith our certificate Three
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
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Miss EMILY NELSON, Principal
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ERIE sRAILW AY.-Through trains leave
IL 2}d 81 minutes earlier than time shown from Cnam
beers local 2Jd.st from TO ID minutes
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In lulII
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-05-18
TWO UGLY REPTILES.
A Monster RattIesnake and a Great
Red Lizard at Mcal-Time.

A great black rattlesnake was moving
leisurely about in his cage in a shop
window in Denver, when reporter
paused to look at the reptile for few
minutes. 4 bright patch of sunlight
was flooding the window, and In this
the snake seemed to be reveling; taking
his holiday, as it were-for it takes a
considerable incentive TO make a snake
move on cloudy day. The Fattlesnake
had his house all to himself lat least
there were no other snakes present at
the ENTERTAINMENT, but away in one
corner of the cage, covering and CULVER
ing in the most agonizing fear, sat
half-grown rat, with his feet curled up
under him, his long slender tail fairly
lashed into an Interrogation point with
excitement, and his bright little black
eyes swapping as if they would pop out
of his head with horror. The rattle
snake moved leisurely along. first to one
side of the cage then to the other, some
times turning his body slowly around
near the corner where the rat was, and
sometimes crawling TO the opposite end
of the cage, but always keeping his gilt
tering eyes on the rat, which poor little
animal seemed utterly transfxed with
horror. Sometimes the snake would
crawl up to the very front of the cage,
rubbing the length of his body along
the bars, sticking out his tongue, and
evidently drinking in the sunshine
which fsll directly upon him. IN the